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Nanztal

Valley in Canton of Valais, Switzerland

Valley, Canton of Valais

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The Nanztal, also called Nanzer Thal in older literature, is a small, now uninhabited side valley in the German-speaking part of the canton of Valais in Switzerland. The Nanztal runs from south to north and lies in the municipalities of Visperterminen and Brig-Glis, between the Vispertal and the Simplon Pass. The valley begins at the Gamsa Glacier below the Fletschhorn and is traversed by the mountain stream Gamsa, which flows into the Rhone at Gamsen.

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